Pregnancy reaction

In early pregnancy (about six weeks after menopause), the amount of chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) in pregnant women increases, gastric acid secretion decreases, and gastric emptying time prolongs, leading to dizziness, weakness, loss of appetite, acidic food or aversion to greasy nausea, morning sickness, etc. A series of reactions, collectively known as pregnancy reactions. These symptoms generally do not require special treatment. After the 12th week of pregnancy, as the body's HCG level decreases, the symptoms usually disappear and the appetite returns to normal. However, it is important to remind pregnant women that not all vomiting is an early pregnancy reaction. Due to the combined action of hormones and HCG, the pregnancy response in the first trimester produced by pregnant women, and each person will have different physical changes to the pregnancy response according to the difference in physical fitness. In layman's terms, they are different individuals, and the degree of response is also different. Symptoms of early pregnancy generally appear in the period from 6 weeks of menopause to 3 months of pregnancy.

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